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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1936
Page
3
Fragmented obituary notes the death of F. Ring and mentions a funeral service with references to a grave, cemetery, and interment details. Additional names appear, including Mrs. Woda and Mrs. Ternag, with scattered references to relatives, burial arrangements, and a local cemetery.
Funeral services were held in Nome and Locust Valley for Mannie Eliabeth Milur and Mrs Vomue Lo Butts with Rev. Greliner and Rev. Kuper officiating. Pallbearers from several lodges attended and interments occurred at Olivet and adjoining cemeteries. Also noted is a service for Peter S. Grove from Lovettsville with pallbearers from Knights of Pythias and Redmen and interment in the Reformed cemetery. Gladhill Company, funeral directors.
The condition of Mr Albert Walls is reported satisfactory after an appendix operation performed on Monday at Frederick City Hospital. James Winpigler, son of Mrs Winpigler, underwent hernia surgery at the same hospital on Wednesday.
Miss Martha C Thomas Hood Conese campus professor attends American Durieties Association convention in Virginia. Mrs Henry I Stahy and others tour Skyline Dine in Virginia. Gerald Chapin celebrations for birth of grandson at Washington hospital. Albert Ritchie of New York visits Frederick. Katharine Jones guest of Annabello Landnew New York. Miss Mua Conipher returns from Chevy Chase. Various local social items and arrivals noted at multiple addresses.
A garbled OCR fragment traces a journey from Port Worth and El Paso to San Francisco and Los Angeles, mentions Omaha and Denver, and references weather and a voting period in December. Names and places are distorted, but the piece evokes a long rail or road trip with weather notes and distant stops.
A long quest to transform the Mall area from marsh to monumental open space culminates in a grand vista linking the Capitol to the Washington Monument. Works by L Enfant and later public works agencies created a 309 foot wide parkway, parks, and vistas with elms, memorials, and ceremonial avenues showcasing early national design and progress toward completion.
The piece traces October shifts as Republican attacks on Hopkins relief methods intensify. It notes Landon demands fuller payroll disclosure, Senate pressure on relief charges in Pennsylvania, and broad public debate about Roosevelt era policies amid campaign tensions.
Masons will lay memorial cornerstone October 23 in Williamsport for a library memory project. The event honors 14 Williamsport students who perished in a spring 1935 Rockside grade crossing accident. Grand officers from Maryland will preside with local Masonic lodges assisting at Nee Park Williamsport as part of a PWA park project.
A group of Hoyt Golleze seniors plans a morning trip to Balmore on Friday for a campus visit. They will tour the Barec Pyrk and the Geerison rere high school in costume, with activities including sightseeing and student interactions. The program spans roughly one month across multiple centers, featuring various campus experiences and demonstrations.
Fragmentary OCR describes a home making practice and recited subjects in a vocational setting. Names like May and Moss appear with a list of participants including Aristota, Kleckner, Ste art, Passe, Warner, Nickey, and others, though the text is garbled.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions local events and ads including a special dance at Mountainside Inn Thurmont with Budd C Godort, a station broadcast on WPM 445 supporting a reelection, and multiple incoherent notices about sales, memorials, and community items. Names and places are garbled. no clear single story emerges.
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